@ronnorth welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. Sorry that you experienced a rejection especially at the 1 year anniversary mark. It is good that everything turned out fine. I’m sorry that you’ve been having some other problems the past year and a half. I had a pancreas transplant and I’m not that familiar with specific liver transplant issues. Hopefully other members will chime in with ideas for you. You are not alone.

@ronnorth, Iwant to add my Welcome to Connect and to say that I understand your concern about your current situation. I am so sorry to learn of your situation and the hospitalization, However, I feel confident that by being in the hospital, you are getting the best immediate care and treatment to protect your liver.

I had my transplant in 2009, so this touches me deeply and it is something that rings an alarm in my head whenever I hear the "R" word (rejection).
I have not had any rejection episodes, so I have located some Support Discussions that you might find interesting and where some other members have shared their experiences. I invite you to jump in anywhere with a question or comment.

- Transplant Rejection news
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/rejection-news/
- Liver Rejection after 15 years
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/liver-rejection-after-15-years/
- Prayer Request (this is from a patient who was actually going thru rejection at the time of the post)
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/prayer-request/
@ronnorth, Are you still having labs 2x week? What has your transplant team had to say about all of this? Do they know what is causing this? How do you feel?
Ron, Since using all upper case letters indicate anger, would you please check to be sure that you have turned off the Capital lock on your keyboard. Thanks.